Onyx Boox deserves a pat on the back for the Note Air 5 C. This excellent E Ink tablet runs Android 15 and is filled to the brim with incredible features.

The Onyx Boox Note Air is an e-reader for tinkerers. It blurs the line between a true e-reader and an Android tablet, offering the e-reader's specialized display without running on a locked-down fork ...

Onyx Boox tablets run Android, but they don't offer the data transfer feature that Android does on phones. Here's how you can ...

Onyx Boox has slipped in a new e-note device in the form of the Note Air 3 during the dying moments of the year. The timing of the launch is intriguing as most have already done their holiday shopping ...

When Mitsubishi made your first cellphone, you know you’ve been around a while. Steve has carried the latest and greatest around in his pocket for nearly 30 years, with everything from Motorola ...

What are the things these two devices have in common? They both have the same processor, run Android 10 and have Google Play. They have a really good lighting system, although the Note Air is better, ...

Questionable power button and USB port position Poor support for third-party sketching apps No option for cellular connectivity Lacks automatic brightness control The phrases "Android tablet" and ...

The Note Air 4C is an easy-to-use e-ink tablet that does a great job of being an e-ink tablet, but conventional tablets are starting to jump into this territory too. Shenzhen-based Onyx is back with a ...

The Onyx BOOX Note Air2 Plus features a 10.3 inch E Ink touchscreen display, support for pressure-sensitive pen input, and an operating system based on Android 11. While it would be easy to think of ...

The Amazon Kindle may still be a household name when it comes to e-book readers (e-readers), but one could argue it is no longer king in the market that it helped popularize. Sure, the combination of ...

Every time you boot up Onyx’s Boox Nova Air, you’re presented with a wispy sketch of a conch shell and a tagline: Like a tablet, unlike any tablet. This is, indeed, a concise way to describe the Nova ...